bicol central station – CITY OF NAGA

Pagiging ligtas kan mga pasahero, bagahe sa Bicol Central Station siniguro

CEPPIO Naga — Fri, 23 Dec 2022 06:00:39 +0000

AN atubangan kan Bicol Central Station.

LAEN kan police visibility asin marikas na pagresponde kan mga personahes kan Bicol Central Station (BCS) sa mga reklamo asin paghagad nin asistensya kan mga pasahero, orog na magiging makusog an pagmantenir kan pas y orden sa laog kan pasilidad huli kan paglaag nin high-definition CCTV cameras.

Parte kan pag-andam sa pagroso kan mga pasahero pagkatapos kan New Year’s Day, pigtawan du-on ni Roderick Reforsado, manager kan BCS, na tapos na sinda sa mga coordination meetings kaibahan an LTO, LTFRB, PNP asin Tourist Police.

Pag-abot sa installation kan mga CCTVs, pigsabi ni Reforsado na magiging fully installed asin operational na sa aga, Disyembre 24, an mga CCTVs. Sa ngonian, sibot sa piggigibong inspection asin test runs kan mga CCTVs an Information and Technology Office sa pakikipagkoordinar sa contractor kan proyekto.

Pwera kan dati nang nakatakod na CCTVs sa mga stalls o mga tyendahan sa laog kan bus terminal, maabot sa 23 pang mga CCTVs an piglaag sa laog kan pasilidad laen pa kan mga CCTVs na pig install kan sarong mall na kasugpon kan terminal na kun saen igwa nin access an BCS.

(Jason Neola, CEPPIO.)

Newly-opened LCC mall shakes things up at CBD2

CEPPIO Naga — Thu, 22 Sep 2022 06:00:01 +0000

Almost immediately after the Peñafrancia fiesta high that kicked the city back into a sense of normalcy, LCC Malls launched their grand opening for their newest branch in the city.

The LCC Naga CBD 2 branch is one of many locations that LCC Malls has in the city, including their Department Stores and Expressmarts. This one is unique however, as it shares the same space as the Bicol Central Station. Reminiscent of bus terminals in the big cities like you would see in Cubao, where bus stations are closely tied to malls like Ali Mall or Gateway. The CBD 2 branch gives a sense of interconnectivity through the direct access to the Bicol Central Station from the LCC Supermarket on the 2nd floor.

With stalls and tenants on both first and second floors of the mall, shoppers and travelers are spoiled for choice, whether they’re in the city for a long stay or a short one: LCC is ready to provide them with deals anytime they need it.

In terms of aesthetics, the high ceilings certainly give an impression. Giving it a sense of scale and space, it stands out from its competition as a bright and open space bustling with activity. So if you’re looking for a convenient and new shopping experience in the city, give LCC Naga CBD 2 a shot! A perfect stopover as you travel or a good place to meet up and shop for your daily needs!

(Words by Agnete Jonathan Noble. Photos by Ramil Herrera. CEPPIO)

Bicol Central Stn only earns 50% of pre-pandemic monthly revenues

Jason Neola — Thu, 15 Apr 2021 01:24:51 +0000

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NAGA CITY — The Bicol Central Station (BCS), here, the leading local enterprise of LGU Naga, has begun to take steps towards recovery from its losses due to the pandemic.

Roderick Reforsado, BCS manager, said that his office has started to earn a monthly revenue of P2-M from January to March, this year, when passenger buses were given permits by the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) to ply inter-provincial routes.

The amount was only 50% of the P4-M monthly revenue that the facility has been earning before the pandemic, it was only in February and June 2018 and February and December 2019 when BCS has collected more than P3-M.

In February 2020, or two weeks before the entire Luzon was placed under extreme community quarantine (ECQ), the facility was able to register a monthly revenue of P5-M – the biggest so far. The figure, however, had drastically went down to P2.6-M in March due to the crisis; P0.00 in April, only P20,015.00 in May and more than P1-M in the following months except October when the terminal has registered an income of P798,112.20.

Reforsado said that his office has to implement cost-cutting measures to be able to minimize the facility’s expenses and cope with the current situations.

“We have to adjust our working days, save on electricity, water, and gasoline expenses including office supplies and materials and suspend for the meantime the projects that need procurement, we even cut our allowances on meals and snacks during the conduct of management committee meetings,” Reforsado said.

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